Recruitera's location settings let you update or remove locations that are no longer accurate. Keeping your list current ensures job posts, requisitions, and reports always reflect where your organization actually hires. This action is available to Admins and Hiring Managers.
Before you start
Required role: Admin or Hiring Manager
Where to find it: Settings → Company → Locations
How to edit a location in Recruitera
Open Settings and, in the Company group, select Locations.
Find the location using the search bar, or sort the Location name column.
Click the edit (pencil) icon on the location's row.
Update the Location name, Country, Governorate/City, or Map link.
Click Save.
💡 Renaming a location updates it everywhere it's used, so existing jobs and requisitions stay consistent — no manual updates needed.
How to delete a location in Recruitera
On the location's row, click the Actions menu (⋯) and choose Delete.
In the confirmation dialog, click Delete. Jobs already published with this location keep it; new jobs will no longer offer it.
If the location is still required elsewhere, deletion may be blocked with a message explaining what needs to be reassigned first. Move those items, then delete the location.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to jobs using a location I delete in Recruitera?
Jobs already published with the location keep it in their records — they are not changed or broken. The deleted location simply stops appearing as an option when creating new jobs or requisitions. If jobs still depend on the location, Recruitera may block the deletion and tell you what to reassign first.
Can I edit a location name without affecting existing jobs in Recruitera?
Yes. Editing a location name updates it immediately everywhere it's used, including jobs and requisitions already assigned to it. Renaming is safe and keeps all records consistent without manual updates.
How do I find a specific location quickly in Recruitera settings?
Go to Settings → Company → Locations and use the search bar at the top. You can also sort the Location name column A–Z or Z–A and use pagination to navigate a large list.